The unidentified 6-year-old was thrown from a second-story window and survived the blaze, as did the children's unidentified grandmother.

Authorities say Reeba Glass, the children's mother, was hospitalized with burns throughout her body at Grady Memorial Hospital.

Officials say the fire started near a second-floor bathroom and the home had one non-working smoke detector on the first floor.

Associated Press Release

CONYERS, Ga. (AP) -- Authorities outside Atlanta say four children, including an infant, are dead after rescuers tried to save them from a house fire.

The fire burned late Tuesday night at a duplex in Conyers, east of Atlanta.

Police say another child, who is 6, was thrown by his mother from a second-floor window. He survived but injured his shoulder.

Glenn Allen, a spokesman for Georgia's fire commissioner, tells The Associated Press the mother was taken to Grady Memorial Hospital in Atlanta with second- and third-degree burns.

Allen says seven people were in the home: a grandmother, the mother and five children. Conyers police Major Mike Waters told reporters the children who died range in age from the infant to 7 years old.

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